What filter should I get? Can someone tell me more about filters please?
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The size for your standard lense is 58mm, so that's the diameter filter you want to buy for you 18-55mm lense
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There are several different sizes with different prices. The insides are all the same for the stainless models, just different capacity inside. Go to "berkeyfilters.com" to see all the different sizes. One other thing - there are white and black filters for the top, the black ones are the better ones. There also white plastic filters for the bottom that remove chlorine and heavy metals. Decide what you need, then get what you really want the first time so you don't have to buy it twice.
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hi there. go to wwwoliveoilsource.com/company. you will find all you need to know there about filtering. ron
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Cool thanks! I have decided to order it. Just got it today! Excited to use it. Wondering where to get the filters for the glass attachments. Have to figure that out later. I know they last a while. So that will be figured out later I guess.
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Yeah that's the filter you want. I was also a little cofused at first, but that is the best filter you can buy for the 203 series Blueair in my opinion. It works better than any other filter, especially if you are or anybody in your house is a smoker! ...Glad I could help
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Hi Sir,I checked the model of my unit and searched based on that for the filter. if you check the model number for the unit you have it should give you the info for the filter you need. I may still have the box at home and if so I can post that for you if that will help.
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My Len size is a 52mm, so I bought a 52mm filter. I didn't need anything special attactment for it. I just screwe it on. Check on your Len to see what size Len you have.
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Recommend you use the 3M 2091 Particle Filter which will do the job equally well for dust and save money; both filter types must be replaced when used up.
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I bought my filters on here from Amazon. Choice of 3 different ones to choose from
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Make sure the filter has a firm, solid rotation feel without being loose or gritty. Scratches that are deep are to be avoided whereas minor scratches won't be noticed unless the coatings are scratched. Also make sure there is absolutely NO damage to the filter ring or threads whatsoever - if it has been dropped while mounted on a lens it could be out-of-round and become stuck on your lens if overtightened. Insist on a photo or two showing any imperfections or just buy new. B+W is my filter of choice.
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What filters? This is a distiller, after all. However, I have this device and am not thrilled with it. Let me know if you need further details.
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I wish I could help but I bought these filters for a friend as a gift, I know virtually nothing about cameras. I am sorry, I hope someone else can answer for you.
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They also sell those filters right here on Amazon. Just look up filter H, i believe thats the code abbreviation for this particular model. Theyre around 8 bucks, but I hear they last long!
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Any decent pop filter will work. I picked one up at a local store for $10 and it works just fine. No need to spend ridiculous money on a branded pop filter when it will do the same job.
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This is my first time working with a media filter so I cannot answer your question about what the difference(s), if any, might be. I can say that Air Bear is supposed to be one of the best. I would suggest getting the right size then let your experience with it answer your question. I hope I helped even if just a little. Good luck!
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Use no. 1 filters - I buy them in a box of 10 or 12 boxes from Amazon for under $ 25.
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I actually returned this one and got the other one. I didnt like it but it is complete. Clean the filter out weekly. Hope this helps.